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NDR-Klein-Computer
The NDR Klein Computer, abbreviated NKC, was a do-it-yourself computer project from the early 1980s developed by Rolf-Dieter Klein and Joachim Arendt. In 1984, the computer was featured in the educational television series ''NDR-Klein-Computer'' for NDR-Schulfernsehen (NDR School Television). It was also broadcast on the computer television show ''Computer Treff'' on the Bavarian TV network Bayerisches Fernsehen (BFS).
==History==
The NDR Klein Computer was created by Rolf-Dieter Klein, a computer enthusiast who regularly contributed articles to the German computer magazine ''MC''. His plan was not only to give a basic introduction to the way a computer operates, but also to introduce a modular system through which laymen could learn to complete basic programming exercises, as well as acquire the skills to operate a high-end home computer. Under the direction of Joachim Arendt, they developed a television series that was picked up by Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR) for its NDR-Schulfernsehen (NDR School Television) channel. The series, titled ''NDR-Klein-Computer'', consisted of twenty-six episodes of fifteen minutes each. Klein hosted the show and wrote articles in ''MC'' to supplement the series. He published a book on the same subject, titled: ''Microcomputer Selbstgebaut und Programmiert'' (DIY Microcomputer Building and Programming), through Franzis Verlag, which also released the TV series on VHS. The computer's hardware was provided by Graf Elektronik System in Kempten, and sold at an electronics store in Detmold. The company Fischertechnik also produced a robot kit, which was one of the most comprehensive 32-bit programming language applications at the time.
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